Guest Editorial

Intelligent completions could improve many of the world’s oil and gas wells, but not all are suited to the technology. There is another option.

The upstream industry has viewed real-time completions as a long-term goal, but the technology is already in use.

As carbon capture scales up worldwide, the real challenge lies deep underground—where smart reservoir management determines whether CO₂ stays put for good.

Best practices are not static; they evolve alongside advancements that redefine what is achievable.

The CEO and North America research director for Rystad Energy shares insights from a 3-year Knowledge Partnership between the global consultancy and OTC.

The era of refracs as mere experiments is long gone; today, they’re a strategic necessity fueling portfolio growth.

The path forward is not just about automation—it is about augmentation. AI is not replacing human expertise; it is amplifying it. Those who master this balance will define the future of oil and gas in a rapidly evolving energy landscape.

The energy world is rapidly changing. The pressure to address climate change, ensure reliable energy supplies, and manage costs is greater than ever.

Geothermal energy in the US has historically been concentrated in the West due to favorable geology, but emerging technologies have expanded the possibilities.

AI can transform our work, but it demands the highest accuracy. Anything less than perfect in oil and gas and other heavy-asset industries is unacceptable.